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October 2020
UNC Music Replay
Featuring UNC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Tonu Kalam John Parker, trumpet soloist PROGRAM Arutiunian Trumpet Concerto This series is free and open to all. Tune in at https://www.facebook.com/MusicAtUNC/. Each installment will be available for viewing after the original Facebook livestream via Facebook or YouTube.
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Cities of Music: Vienna and Nashville
Hosted by Carolina Public Humanities, in collaboration with the Center for European Studies. Cities usually become influential because of their economic or political prominence in national histories, but they can also become famous symbols for cultural and artistic creativity. This seminar focuses on two very different cities that share a reputation for exceptional musical cultures. Since the post-1780 era of Mozart and Schubert, Vienna has been known as a city of great classical composers, and twentieth-century Nashville became equally prominent as…
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DUO Album Release Livestream Party
Join Stephen Anderson, piano, and Jason Foureman, bass, as they celebrate the recent release of their new album DUO (Summit Records) with a release party, livestreamed from the Durham Jazz Workshop! To view the livestream release party, visit https://youtu.be/4QcJhM3MsKo. Learn more about the album and how it was made, through this July 2020 interview with Jason Foureman via Jazz Blues News!
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Alone/Engaged
Alone/Engaged A three-part mini-series in which Associate Professor Nicholas DiEugenio presents the six solo violin Sonatas and Partitas of J.S. Bach, focusing on the nature of "solitude" and how artists and arts organizations are dealing with solitude in their day-to-day activities. Bach wrote these pieces "for violin alone," and some people have translated it to mean that "you are alone," due to a grammar mistake ... "sei solo" instead of "sei soli," indicating "six alone" rather than "six solos." For…
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Featuring Timothy Sparks, tenor This series is free and open to all. Tune in at https://www.facebook.com/MusicAtUNC/. Each installment will be available for viewing after the original Facebook livestream via Facebook or YouTube.
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UNC Music Replay
Featuring Carolina Choir (2011) Susan Klebanow, conductor PROGRAM Johannes Brahms | Fest und Gedenkspruche, Op 109 This series is free and open to all. Tune in at https://www.facebook.com/MusicAtUNC/. Each installment will be available for viewing after the original Facebook livestream via Facebook or YouTube.
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First Fridays Online
Gum Box PROGRAM Caged Bird | Daniel Asanov, Text by Maya Angelou Freddie the Freeloader | Miles Davis Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing | J. Rosamond Johnson & James Weldon Johnson Tomer Goldhagen (he/him/his) | Trumpet My name is Tomer and I’m a freshman trumpet player who is majoring in Music and Physics. I have experience performing wind band music, jazz big band tunes, contemporary orchestral scores, and listening to whatever I can get my hands on. Isaac…
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Alone/Engaged A three-part mini-series in which Associate Professor Nicholas DiEugenio presents the six solo violin Sonatas and Partitas of J.S. Bach, focusing on the nature of "solitude" and how artists and arts organizations are dealing with solitude in their day-to-day activities. Bach wrote these pieces "for violin alone," and some people have translated it to mean that "you are alone," due to a grammar mistake ... "sei solo" instead of "sei soli," indicating "six alone" rather than "six solos." For…
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Program TBA This series is free and open to all. Tune in at https://www.facebook.com/MusicAtUNC/. Each installment will be available for viewing after the original Facebook livestream via Facebook or YouTube.
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Featuring UNC Opera (Fall 2019) Marc Callahan, director PROGRAM Mozart | Il sogno di Scipione This series is free and open to all. Tune in at https://www.facebook.com/MusicAtUNC/. Each installment will be available for viewing after the original Facebook livestream via Facebook or YouTube.
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